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City ParkPhoto of Pulpit Rock — City Parkvia Google Maps

Pulpit Rock

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GardenPhoto of The Moongate Garden — Garden

The Moongate Garden

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Farmers' MarketPhoto of Mount Pleasant Farmers' Market — Farmers' Marketvia Google Maps

Mount Pleasant Farmers' Market

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ParkPhoto of Hancock Park — Parkvia Google Maps

Hancock Park

Pint-sized, urban green space featuring an open lawn with a walking path & large trees for shade.

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ParkPhoto of Diamond Teague Park — Parkvia Google Maps

Diamond Teague Park

This small landscaped area features a walkway & piers for water taxis, kayaking & canoeing.

Washington, DC|5
ParkPhoto of Soapstone Valley Park — Parkvia Google Maps

Soapstone Valley Park

Forested parkland offering a modest walking/biking path, wildlife & stream crossings.

Washington, DC|5
ParkPhoto of Upper Senate Park — Parkvia Google Maps

Upper Senate Park

Tree-lined lawn next to the Capitol with a wide paved plaza & an elaborate central fountain.

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ParkPhoto of Kingman Island Trail — Parkvia Google Maps

Kingman Island Trail

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ParkPhoto of Kenilworth Park Aquatic Gardens Boardwalk — Parkvia Google Maps

Kenilworth Park Aquatic Gardens Boardwalk

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Farmers' MarketPhoto of FRESHFARM By the White House Farmers Market — Farmers' Market

FRESHFARM By the White House Farmers Market

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ParkPhoto of Barnard Hill Park — Parkvia Google Maps

Barnard Hill Park

Small grassy area features secluded picnic tables & several shade trees at the top of a hilly ridge.

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ParkPhoto of Milian Park — Parkvia Google Maps

Milian Park

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ParkPhoto of District Square at The Wharf — Parkvia Google Maps

District Square at The Wharf

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ParkPhoto of Rabaut Park — Parkvia Google Maps

Rabaut Park

Stone-paved pocket sanctuary for strolling & sitting amid landscaped greenery.

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Hiking AreaPhoto of Capital Crescent Trail — Hiking Areavia Google Maps

Capital Crescent Trail

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ParkPhoto of Fort Bunker Hill — Parkvia Google Maps

Fort Bunker Hill

Wooded site overseen by the National Park Service that was built as a Civil War bunker in 1861.

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ParkPhoto of Oxon Run Park — Parkvia Google Maps

Oxon Run Park

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ParkPhoto of John Marshall Park — Parkvia Google Maps

John Marshall Park

Tree-lined space with grassy areas, benches & sculptures depicting Chief Justice John Marshall.

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Farmers' marketPhoto of Farmers Market SW — Farmers' marketvia Google Maps

Farmers Market SW

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Hiking AreaPhoto of Klingle Valley Trail — Hiking Areavia Google Maps

Klingle Valley Trail

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